He also greets some fans at Tootsie's Orchid Lounge, a popular bar in Nashville, before taking the stage to sing "Folsom Prison Blues."

Subban has received his Predators jersey, although he wasn't the first member of his family to get one. He posted a picture on Instagram last week of his father, Karl Subban, wearing his son's jersey and wondering how his dad got one before he did.

Subban said he's eager to be a star in Nashville, and that starts with being close with the fans.

"If you distance yourself from fans or from people, then you're going to feel that, you're going to see that, you know?" Subban said. "But if people feel like they can come up to you on the street and say 'Hi' or they know you're an outgoing person and they connect with that, that's a part of it. If you're a recognizable player, you play the game hard, that brings you success in the sport, then you're going to get more and more people that like you. It's a positive thing, you know?"